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Blyth summer festival
The Blyth Summer Festival is
pleased to announce that due to
the overwhelming box office
response, Mostly in Clover
by Harry J. Boyle will be held
over for one performance only
on Monday, August 9th. This
rib -tickling comedy about Huron
County life in the 20's and 30's
was the Festival's most success-
ful play last season and now is
even breaking 1975 attendance
records...and with good reason.
This year's production is truly a
bigger and better show. Opening
night drew a capacity crowd and
won the actors well-deserved
press approval. Remaining per-
formances are July 30, Aug. 7 and
9.
Turkey, a play especially
written for children, will be pre-
sented for two performances
only on Saturday July 31 and
August 7 at 2:00 p.m. This play,
which was written by Festival
actor and playright Jim Schaefer,
is a beguiling comedy about a
turkey who says no to the far-
mer's axe. It delighted many
young audiences in Vancouver
this spring and is sure to a great
hit with Huron County children
and their parents. Ticket prices
for this show are adults $3.00,
senior citizens $2.00 and children
$1.00. Bring the whole family!
MR. AND MRS. TERRY GREGSON
Rev. Donald Beck officiated at the Hensall United Church for the wed-
ding of Katharine Helen McEwen and Terry Stephen Gregson. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. McEwen, Hensall and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gregson, Erin are parents of the groom. Mrs.
Edward (Karen) Kamanato of London was matron of honor and the
bridesmaids were Loue Gregson, Erin; Kathie Roberts, Owen Sound
and Susan Hooey, Guelph. The best man was Larry Gregson and
guests were ushered by Doug Hearns, Milton; Ed Monteith, St. Thomas
and Bruce McKinney, Ipswitch, Massachusetts. A reception followed at
the Dashwood Community Centre. The bride is on the nursing staff of
St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph and the groom recently graduated from
Queen's University with a BE degree is on staff at the Can -Am Hockey
Schoollin Guelph. Photo by Roy Kumano studio
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